At Incremental Architecture we see ourselves as ‘community architects’ - local, people focussed, and designing at eye level. From our studios in Bristol and Wales, we design homes, buildings and places that use resources with care, make room for community, and enhance the vibrancy of local identity.
Architects designing a better shared future
We split our projects into 4 programmes ↓
Mid-rise, high-density co-housing in Bristol
Co-HousingIncremental has designed 58 new affordable public housing units at the heart of Bristol’s Old Market area. The project is a demonstration of urban community focussed housing.
Incremental transforms an 18th century factory into a community hub and indoor farm
Adaptive ReuseTransforming a derelict 1860s coach factory into a phased, revenue-generating community owned ecosystem featuring urban farming and incubator hubs. The project is undergoing a phased construction process, a strategic approach to building control, and reuse of materials locks carbon into existing building fabric.
Approach:
We care about everyday architecture
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Funding success after completion of community vision for New Tavern Fort, Gravesend
Community Strategies & EngagementGravesham County Council has secured heritage lottery funding for the next phase of work on New Tavern Fort after Incremental led the community engagement and development of options for the site.
Regenerative eco-village in Totnes
Co-housing & Healthy HomesIncremental has begun work on the transformation of a farm into a 50 home village with common house, food growing hub, and car free shared space.
Are you a community group or CLT looking for early support?
Applications are open for our next round of Free Initial Design Sessions
“Incremental has developed original practical and deliverable solutions to challenges we face as a community and pushed us to aspire and prioritise areas we hadn’t before.”
Hannah Sloggett, Nudge Community Builders
“Incremental enabled us to get a real picture of the challenges and opportunities for the Fort and its surrounding areas. They produced visuals of the three development stages for the site, showing its potential and how it could become viable and ensure it is saved for the future generations.”
Virginie Whittaker, Tourism and Heritage Manager, Gravesham Council
We are a cooperative.
We are a registered worker cooperative. We meet the highest standards of democratic governance, socio-environmental performance, and financial accountability—reinvesting 100% of our operational surpluses into local community strategies and ecological research to deliver public good.